46K views · 1.1K reactions | "Every day I hear tragic stories. Hundreds of thousands and even millions of children and women around the world are suffering from persecution and violence." Earlier this week 2018 Peace Laureate Nadia Murad delivered her powerful Nobel Prize lecture in Oslo. She used her speech to highlight the atrocities her and other women and girls have been forced to endure and called for the perpetrators of these crimes to be held to account. | Nobel Prize | Facebook

41K views · 1.9K reactions | “I hope that it will help bring justice for those women who suffered from sexual violence.” We spoke to Nobel Laureate Nadia Murad, after she discovered she had been awarded this year's #NobelPeacePrize. Our conversation with her starts in English but she then moves into Kurdish, with sequential translation provided by her fiancé, Abid Shamdeen. | Nobel Prize | Facebook

Der Friedensnobelpreis 2018 wird @NadiaMurad überreicht. Denn: Die Jesidin ".. hat ungewöhnlichen Mut bewiesen, indem sie ihr eigenes Leiden geschildert und im Namen anderer Opfer gesprochen hat", so das Nobelkomitee. Wir gratulieren und verneigen uns! 🕊️ arte.app.link/Nadia-Murad | Arte

Nadia Murad named as a joint-recipient of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize for her courageous campaign to bring justice for the Yazidi women and girls who were systematically raped and sexually abused by ISIS. https://nbcnews.to/2IH9FY4 | NBC News

4.6K views · 143 reactions | Interview with Nadia Murad, the 21-year old Ezidi girl who escaped ISIS slavery. Listen to the horrific story of this brave young woman, get an insight into the barbarism of ISIS. #NadiaMurad #Ezidis #ISIS | Save Kobane | Facebook

32 reactions | Nadia Murad was kidnapped by ISIS in 2014, then escaped. She has shared her story to raise awareness of the genocidal campaign against the Yazidi people. Watch the Businessweek Show here https://trib.al/axc5V4P | Bloomberg | Facebook

112K views · 2.2K reactions | “It is our collective responsibility to end human trafficking.” Nadia Murad describes the carnage ISIS left behind in her community, the violence that she and so many others around her experienced at their hands, and the need for action. | The Daily Show | Facebook